Gold Star Veterans : Florida Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
2001
Donald Coles Woodruff
FL 07-20-1966 Vietnam Army
2002
Robert Edwin Woods
FL 12-26-1967 Vietnam Army
2003
David Daryl Wooten
FL 09-25-1970 Vietnam Army
2004
James Allen Worlds
FL 10-26-1968 Vietnam Army
2005
James R Worrell Jr
FL 11-23-1967 Vietnam Army
2006
Clifford Devon Wright
FL 06-27-1969 Vietnam Army
2007
Henry Bertram Wright
FL 02-02-1970 Vietnam Army
2008
James Walter Wright
FL 02-28-1969 Vietnam Army
2009
James David Wright Jr
FL 03-22-1969 Vietnam Army
2010
Jerry Gordon Wright
FL 07-29-1967 Vietnam Marines
2011
Larry Wright
FL 01-27-1968 Vietnam Army
2012
Wyley Wright Jr
FL 03-09-1964 Vietnam Army
2013
Phillip Edgar Wyatt
FL 05-28-1968 Vietnam Marines
2014
Robert Paul Wyatt
FL 07-10-1967 Vietnam Marines
2015
Leonard Andrea Wynn
FL 05-29-1967 Vietnam Marines
2016
Patrick Edward Wynne
FL 08-08-1966 Vietnam Air Force
2017
David Keith Wyrick
FL 04-17-1968 Vietnam Marines
2018
Vernon Lee Yarber
FL 08-26-1968 Vietnam Marines
2019
Larry Gene Yeager
FL 07-11-1970 Vietnam Army
2020
Joel Craig York
FL 08-26-1970 Vietnam Army
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